Coleman High School - Corral Yearbook (Coleman, TX)

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Gee, I wish I could dance! You are going to break that thing, Tommy f f7w Oh, how bad can they get? '1 Q .4 Allah! Allah! I wonder is that a coke jerry is drinking? AM

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,f- ' f 4 qc, K E ve ry year Miss Durrett's civics classes take over the c ity government for a day. Elections are held to determine what students will hold an office. They carry on the city business from nine o'clock until four o'clock that afternoon. While doing this, the students get a first hand view of the workings of the city government. 7s Sheri.ff's department, lst row: Bobby Griffis, she riff, Tommie Nichols, chief deputy, Jackie Hammonds, asst. deputy, Gil Helms, asst. deputy. Znd row: Bob Jones, deputy, Alvin Harrell, deputyg R. R. Greaves, chief deputy, ' H, F, Fenton,sheriffg Roland Jameson, deputyg and Gerry Dyer, asst. deputy, 1.----.1-..-, L 2 hi Curses,foiled again, Bobby Griffis, sheriff for the day, hauls in Mr, Scott, school principal. Bill Jobe, county attorney for the day, receives instruction from Joe Dibrell, City Council: Pat Hill and Shirley W ood, secretaries, Jerry Cope and W ood row Seals, councilmeng Charles Bridwell, mayorp and Don Zirkle and James D. Smith, councilmen,

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